While Silicon Valley obsesses over AGI, a 49-person team in Southeast Asia is quietly building a $10M revenue engine by solving a specific, high-value problem: turning chat and voice into the primary customer experience channel. This is Mimin.

"Mimin isn't just another chatbot vendor; they are betting the house that Southeast Asia will skip the 'app-first' era entirely and go straight to 'chat-first' commerce."

The financials paint the picture of a company that has found product-market fit but is capital efficient. With $10.1M in revenue and only $1.5M in total funding, Mimin is operating at a massive revenue-to-funding ratio (nearly 7:1). This suggests they are either heavily bootstrapped or the $1.5M is a recent injection into an already profitable model. The team size of 49 further indicates a lean, high-output operation.

• Tech Stack Agility: They leverage Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, and jQuery—a pragmatic, non-hype stack that prioritizes speed over architectural purity.
• Focus on Experience: Their mission centers on the 'customer experience journey,' positioning them as a CX tool rather than just a utility bot.
• Leadership Mix: The CTO (Apri Jaelani) combined with a Strategic Growth Advisor (Steven Y) signals a blend of technical execution and aggressive market expansion.